He was the first U.S. President.
Who was George Washington?

Forrest Gump in Forrest Gump
Who is Tom Hanks?
In his novel The Pickwick Papers, Charles Dickens created this word to describe someone who is clumsy. Much later it also became the name of a famous candy bar promoted by characters from The Simpsons.
What is butterfingers?
It's the name of our MLS club here in Colorado.
What is the Rapids?
Dr. Seuss's famous breakfast with a tragic Shakespearean twist.
What is Green Eggs and Hamlet?
On JFK's assassination, this man became the second U.S. President from the State of Texas.
Who was Lyndon Johnson? (Eisenhower, who was raised in Kansas, was the first to be born in Texas.)

June Carter Cash in Walk the Line
Who is Reese Witherspoon?
Czech playwright Karel Čapek coined this term in 1921 to mean forced artificial worker. It has evolved to mean any gleaming metal automaton.
What is robot?
Of active NFL quarterbacks, he has the most Super Bowl rings.
Who is Patrick Mahomes?
2008 Tony Stark movie meets 2013 Clark Kent movie.
What is Iron Man of Steel?
This 4th U.S. President was the main author of the Bill of Rights, the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
Who was James Madison?
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Dr. Hannibal Lecter in the Silence of the Lambs
Who is Anthony Hopkins?
This feline-inspired term, to mean someone who is afraid, was first used by Dorothy Parker in her 1933 short story, The Waltz.
What is scaredy-cat?
The Colorado Avalanche moved from this Canadian city, that is also the name of the province in which it resides.
What is Quebec City?
Jiminy Cricket song about making dreams come true for Luke Skwyalker.
What is When You Wish Upon a Star Wars?
The only U.S. President never elected by the people to serve as President or Vice President.

Elijah "Smoke" Moore and Elias "Stack" Moore in Sinners
Who is Michael B. Jordan?
The word "grok," which means to understand something at a visceral level, was created by this author of the 1961 Hugo Award winning novel, Stranger in a Strange Land.
Who was Robert A. Heinlein?
DAILY DOUBLE
This classic comedic duo performed the iconic, baseball-inspired routine, "Who's on First?".
Jack in Titanic shouting about cyberspace.
What is I'm the King of the World Wide Web?
Before Donald Trump, he was the only U.S. President elected to non-consecutive terms.
Who was Grover Cleveland?

Daisy Werthan in Driving Miss Daisy
Who was Jessica Tandy?
First used in short stories and his 1982 novel Neuromancer, William Gibson invented this word, a synonym today for World Wide Web, the net, or the cloud.
What is cyberspace?
The main center court at the U.S. Open Tennis Championship is named for the American tennis icon.
Who was Arthur Ashe?
The first direction in the dance routine from Rocky Horror's "Time Warp," for the hosts of tonight's event.
What is It's just a jump to the Left Field Publishing?